Tag: Foreign Policy

• Remembering MLK Jr And His Ministry

  From the handling of Katrina to the Sean Bell shooting, it’s a safe bet to say that if Martin Luther King Jr. were alive today, he’d still be a busy man. Now, what if he were here and once again dipped into the part of his ministry that really scared the FBI and US government […]

  spcoon

  January 15, 2007

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  activism, America, civil rights, FBI, Foreign Policy, humanity, inspiration, Iraq War, Martin Luther King, righteous, Vietnam War

• Review: Chomsky “What Uncle Sam Really Wants”

  Why I started my Chomsky indulgence with Understanding Power and not this digestible gem I’ll never know. Uncle Sam is a brilliant pocket reference of Noam Chomsky’s world view, specifically his unflinching criticism of US foreign policy. His genius with linguistics provides him the means to absolutely tear apart the propaganda surrounding isms, bringing the […]

  spcoon

  December 6, 2005

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  America, capitalism, CIA, fear, Foreign Policy, government, indoctrination, Noam Chomsky, politics, poverty, power, Venezuela

• sponsored by…

  the world has changed. no shit, glad you’ve woken up. we don’t all drink from the same fountain or even from the same cup but if the music’s right and the air is clear why confuse the good times with political matters we fear nothing. at all… because “no fear” is a fucking brand manufactured […]

  spcoon

  November 4, 2001

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  9-11, America, anti-war, business, capitalism, disinformation, dissent, disturbing, Foreign Policy, George Bush, government, Iraq War, Islam, Manufacturing Consent, marketing, materialistic, media, Middle East, murder, New York City, PNAC, poetry, politics, Project for a New American Century, terrorism, World Trade Center